My doll's name is She Who Is Helpful.~ My Indian doll is from the southeast.
~ My doll is from the Cherokee nation.
~ The women's dresses were made of deerskin.
~ The men wore breech cloths.
~ Children under 13 wore nothing.
~ Women wore dresses, legging, and moccasins.
His name is Hunter because he is a good hunter.
~ My doll is from southeast.
~ His shirt has stripes.
~ His pants is made from brown leather.
~ He is from the Seminole tribe.
My Indian’s name is He-Who-is-Kind-to-others.
~ My doll is from the southeast.
~ The women wore a blanket shirt.
~ They wore feathers in their hair.
~ They wore moccasins.
~ They also wore deerskin or buckskin.
~ The men wore breechcloths.
My doll's name is She- Who-Shines-Like-The-Sun.
~ My doll is from the southeast.
~ My doll was from the Cherokee.
~ The woman's dresses were made out of deerskin.
~ Men wore breech clothes when it was warm.
~ Children under 13 wore nothing.
~ Women wore dresses, leggings and moccasins in the village.
Cherokee, Creek, and Seminole
My doll's name is She Who Is Helpful.~ My Indian doll is from the southeast.
~ My doll is from the Cherokee nation.
~ The women's dresses were made of deerskin.
~ The men wore breech cloths.
~ Children under 13 wore nothing.
~ Women wore dresses, legging, and moccasins.
His name is Hunter because he is a good hunter.
~ My doll is from southeast.
~ His shirt has stripes.
~ His pants is made from brown leather.
~ He is from the Seminole tribe.
My Indian’s name is He-Who-is-Kind-to-others.
~ My doll is from the southeast.
~ The women wore a blanket shirt.
~ They wore feathers in their hair.
~ They wore moccasins.
~ They also wore deerskin or buckskin.
~ The men wore breechcloths.
My doll's name is She- Who-Shines-Like-The-Sun.
~ My doll is from the southeast.
~ My doll was from the Cherokee.
~ The woman's dresses were made out of deerskin.
~ Men wore breech clothes when it was warm.
~ Children under 13 wore nothing.
~ Women wore dresses, leggings and moccasins in the village.
Link to a Cherokee Folktale about a bat
Link to Creek Folktales about "Little People" and a "Chipmunk"
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